The United States has officially implemented a $20 billion bailout plan for Argentina, as confirmed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. This lifeline includes the purchase of Argentine pesos aimed at stabilizing the struggling economy of Argentina while benefiting certain investors and fund managers. Critics argue that the aid disproportionately favors select investors and question the effectiveness of the rescue, particularly as American farmers face their own economic challenges. As the financial rescue plan unfolds, there are mixed reactions among Argentinians, with some believing it will provide relief while others remain skeptical about its long-term impact on the peso and local political dynamics, especially for President Javier Milei.